Letters To Midlife Women
PT, gym owner, menopause coach, and author of 'It’s OK to Wobble- Health & happiness in midlife no diets required.' We may wobble from time to time, but we are not fading away.
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Dear midlife woman who enjoys staying home alone a little too much
There was a time when staying home on a Saturday night felt like a punishment.
The fear of missing out was real.
What if something exciting happened?
What if everyone else was out having fun?
What if I missed the best night ever?
Fast...
Dear midlife woman who gets excited about the small things
I know we’re supposed to start the day with gratitude, meditation and a positive mindset.
Personally, I start mine with coffee.
Strong coffee.
Preferably consumed in silence before anyone asks me a question.
For me, coffee is no longer...
Dear midlife woman who thinks everyone is coping better
I’m not sure when it started, but at some point, I got into the habit of waking up and immediately reaching for my phone.
Starting my day scrolling through the immaculate lives of other women on the ‘gram and feeling like I’m failing befor...
Dear midlife woman who is tired of overthinking everything.
It starts innocently enough.
A message you sent.
A conversation you replay three hours later in the shower.
A tiny change in someone’s tone that your brain decides absolutely must be analysed immediately.
And before you know it, you’v...
Dear midlife woman who has let a few things slide,
Well… this is awkward.
I didn’t write a Letter last week.
Or the week before, if we’re being honest.
Somewhere between work, life, and everything else that needed doing, this quietly slipped.
And the annoying thing is — I noticed.
Tha...
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Midlife. Menopause. Motivation. Mental load. And occasionally forgetting why we walked into the kitchen. Weekly letters from Claire Moore. Sheffield woman. Author. Wobbler. We may wobble sometimes, but we are not fading away.
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